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Lindsay Haisley wrote:
Well this gives me something to think about and work with. Thanks. I'll take
a bit if time and dig further for the source of the problem. I have a bit of
difficulty with your English, as you may have with mine. Sorry ;-) I'll
figure it out.
I'm sorry because it is not good at English.
on them that is no earlier than the time of this transfer. Some pipermail
archive collections were trimmed and regenerated using Mailman's 'arch'
utility, and their timestamp shows the time they were regenerated.
It is likely to be displayed in this time order of the stamp, now.
Furthermore, on my system, mknmz runs as the 'nmz' user which doesn't have
write permission on the pipermail files, so it can't change the timestamps.
When the pipermail file is copied, the time stamp will only have to be
changed by some methods.
(The tool to change the time stamp of the pipermail file is not
prepared in Namazu. )
Are you telling me that if I allow mknmz to run with write permission on the
Mailman pipermail files, that it will make their Unix timestamps correspond to
the posting dates in them and namazu.cgi sorting will work correctly at run
time?
No. The user must change the time stamp.
However, if the field sorting of the UTC is used without using sorting
at a standard date, the time stamp need not be changed.
It might be easy and be good to use the UTC field sorting in case of
your purpose.
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